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Field

 

Through lenticular imaging the Field project provides viewers with a momentary glimpse into nature's beauty and complexities both seen and unseen to the naked eye through wild flowers commonly found in a field of native grasses alongside many roadsides - an environment that supports an entire eco-system yet invisible to those passing by in their air-conditioned gas-guzzling SUVs.

All microscopic imaging derived from original Scanning Electron Microscopic Imaging by Erwin Huebner, cell biologist and visual artist erwinhuebner.com

 

Description: The artwork consists of five interconnected horizontal panels each consisting of three interlaced images: 1) native grasses, 2) wild flower, 3) microscopic image of that flower. The lenticular imagery on all five panels has been synchronized to simultaneously expose a viewer to three groupings of images when walking by at a certain distance and angle to the work. 

Date: 2024

Dimensions: 107” x 20.7"

This project was supported by the Canada Council for the Arts

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Inter-related floral grouping - fleabane, dandelion, fireweed, thistle, wild lily

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Native wild grass field

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Inter-related scanning electron microscope (SEM) image grouping - fleabane, dandelion, fireweed, thistle, wild lily

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© 2025 Krista Kilvert

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